The autonomous government of Carlos Mazon opens the new city law for the Valencian Community, with a philosophy of make more flexible private initiative projects and accelerate recreational leisure projects on undeveloped land, among other developments, and in order to combat depopulation.
Some specific issues that could be studied and, if appropriate, integrated into the preliminary draft are, for example, in terms of planning, the possibility of regulating more clearly the participation of individuals outside the public sector. Also, new regulations on the procedure for approving urban plans, the flexibility of planning or the regulation specific to the delivery of information sectoral in this area.
As reported by the Ministry of the Environment, Infrastructure and Territory, the process of citizen participation was opened prior to this new regulation aimed at “simplify procedureseliminate chargesadministrativeovercome inconsistencies and improve your writing.
Indirect management of Integrated Action Programmes could be promoted, without having to justify the non-applicability of direct management, as well as by studying possible new modalities of planning execution systems, such as expropriation by dealer. In addition to speeding up the processing of building permits.
As regards non-developable land, the review of the current regulations on declarations of community interest will be studied, as well as measures to streamline the procedure. And measures to promote the implementation of tertiary activities.
Finally, the processes of regularization of illegal constructionsstudying the possibility of implementing certain hypotheses through construction projects and with a possible rethink of the current regulationsand implement measures that favour municipalities exposed to the risk of depopulation, generally characterised by their greater vulnerability.
The period of this public information phase has already begun and contributions can be made via the open forum by clicking on this link.
